After he decides to buy a new car, Stephen does considerable online research and narrows his choices down to two options: Honda Civic or Toyota Corolla. He then decides to visit a few dealerships to test-drive the cars he has selected to see how Honda compares to Toyota. Which step in the consumer decision process does this illustrate? evaluating after purchase purchasing searching for information evaluating alternatives
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